through eighty four kilos a week per person per year and it isn't just an eat at home treat at corrigan's in mayfair they cater to a mainly meat eating clientele. how important would you say meat is to them and you really. it doesn't matter how much the french keep changing there's always going to be some even. something that you could you imagine and her day where you're placing in me that was grown in a laboratory on that master barbecue. i find it hard to believe our unique selling point will be gone on their feet like this getting it from the farm here to the park is what we're all about. for me what is appealing about the lab grown option is that no animals are killed and it takes up less environmental space and there's less of an impact on the waterways of the land and i feel like that could cut his navy off for sort of an alternative to this demand that isn't diminishing what do you think about that like you eat it and try and. are trying to sell it to consumer i think here it is it's really hard to. i can understand even skepticism but lab grown meat is already a reality and it's

text messages, which she wrote herself and which, once county attorney, ed corrigan saw them, well, gaveth deliberate homicide. montana's equivalent of murder. >> justine purposely went the wrong way head-on and smashed into another car. and by doing so, she should have known her actions could have killed somebody and under those circumstances, i think deliberate homicide was the only charge we could find. >> right. you charged her as an adult. why? she was 16. >> she was. the taking of two lives is not, in my opinion, a delinquent act. it's a crime. it needs to be prosecuted as a crime, and if convicted, it needs to be on her record for the rest of her life. >> perhaps because of her own massive injuries, her continuing operations, her age, justine, after pleading not guilty, was released to house arrest. she was allowed to attend classes and at home, her parents fumed. no matter what those text messages said, the idea that justine would cause that accident on purpose was just crazy. are you angry about all of this? >> it builds up inside and it gets to a point where you can't take it a

i'm a black girl from corrigan whose parents didn't go to college. i was intimidated, i was scared.ok a little bit longer for me to adjust and i think my other friends found it, just because it was really different to croydon and the buildings are fancy. you know, the work was challenging. i don't want to say anything too big a task is hard, and there's no silver bullet that will be solved next year. but if oxford keeps investing in programmes that work directly with students and invest iand expanding working with students earlier and getting information to students and parents, think we can make strides. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is: the bbc has been told that donald trump's personal lawyer, michael cohen, got a secret payment to arrange talks between the president and the leader of ukraine. the turkish central bank has raised one of its key interest rates to try bolster the lira which is under severe pressure. this is one of several efforts to avoid a full—blown economic crisis ahead of elections in a few weeks. bbc turkish. nfl owners have